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Lovely Autumn colours, and the paintings are very nice. It's the same here in Scotland - amazing colours, but the winds threaten to blow them away. I'm heading out tomorrow by Loch Ness to see the trees in a village called Invermorriston - always amazing. Maybe I can make a recording to go with my photos.
From our duo Record - All pandemic recordings.
Save the country - Laura Nyro. (well, ok this is in fact a full band . . )
Stolen Moments - with a vocalese of Hubbards solo (Lyrics by Eve Seltzer).
And a bit of a classic for us - Work Song by Nat Adderly from ages ago!
More content soon- He said hopefully.
If you pass through Drumnadrochit, stop in to Fiddlers and say hello to Jon Beach, but I suppose you are coming from the other way. I always loved that Old Military Rd past Invermoriston and up towards Kintail Lodge on Loch Duich. Especially in the cold months. So barren and picturesque.
I returned to work on this original of mine recently, taking small steps towards making an album in some future. It's called Ever Lasting Awe, I thought maybe I posted earliest demo of it, but forum search didn't find it. A friend, a teacher, pointed out ever-lasting is one word. So maybe I'll make it EverLasting Awe
For this one make sure your device volume is lowered, I came across it in my files which I completely forgot about. It's an idea that started with that with that sort of looping guitar in the beginning (ends with it too) and got turned into a demo as homage to my rock days, a few years back.
Here’s one I made with my stepson and his girlfriend a few years ago.
LOVE THIS Rip! It's a fantastic song and I must sit down and work out the chords. I have a nice recording of it by Peter Skellern. My mission is to learn it for next Sunday as our new singer mentioned she knows it. Thanks!!!
Thanks Jaime! It’s a great tune. I used an Ella recording to sound it out about 45 minutes before we recorded it, so I’m not sure how accurate I played it. It’s got some key changes, but I seems pretty straightforward. Have fun playing it next Sunday and I’d love to hear your rendition!
Instant classic.
Nice singing from your stepson
@Rip Beautiful vocals!